If this equipment is used on any forest covered land, brush covered land, or grass covered unimproved land in the State of California, before using on such land, the California law requires that a spark arrester be provided. In addition, spark arrester is required by law to be in effective working order. The spark arrester must be attached to the exhaust system and comply with Section 4442 of the California Public Resources Code. 2 00 c ■►important It is suggested that this manual be read in

Additional adjustment can be made by unscrewing the axle bolt and using the different holes in the end of the wheel bracket assembly. Ref. No. 24. By becoming familiar with all the controls and adjustments before you operate your edger you will be able to easily adjust your edger to a variety of cutting and trimming conditions. While the engine is running, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS except with the engine control or the depth control adjustment. 1. Fill the crankcase with oil. See

770-3187 INDEX Safe Operation Practices.......... ......... 3 Maintenance.................... ........... 8 Assembly Instructions............ ......... 4 Off-Season Storage .............. r Operation...................... ......... 7 Trouble Shooting Chart........... Adjustments ................... ......... 7 Illustrated Parts ................ ...........10 Lubrication.................... ......... 8 Parts List...................... ..........11 LIMITED WARRANTY t For one year from the

See figure 8. Secure bent end of clutch rod to clutch handle with cotter pin (P). See figure 7. Slip the handle grip (N) on the end of the clutc’ handle. It will slip on more easily if it is firs, soaked in warm, soapy water. 6 OPERATION 1. Fill the crankcase with oil using a high quality ■v, detergent oil classified "For Service MS". Use SAE 30 oil. Nothing should be added to the recommended oil. Place the engine level. Remove oil fill cap. FILL THE OIL SUMP TO POINT OF OVERFLOW. Pour slo

Never allow the rotating blade to operate directly against concrete walk or drive. MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE 1. Check the blade and engine mounting bolts at frequent intervals for proper tightness. 2. Keep all nuts, bolts, and screws tight to be sure the equipment is in safe working condition. 3. Never store the equipment with gasoline in the tank inside of a building where fumes may reach an open flame or spark. Allow the engine to cool before storing in any enclosure. 4. To reduce fire haza

Make certain that all loose parts and literature are removed from carton before carton is dis-carded. SHOULDER BOLT (A) BELLEVILLE WASHER (B) HEX NUT (D) 2. Place lower handle into the slots in the rear frame. See figure 3. 3. Line up holes in handle with holes in frame. See figure 3. 4. Secure rear wheels (P) and lower handle (M) to frame with shoulder bolts (A), belleville washers (B), lock washers (C) and hex nuts (D). See figure 3. FIGURE 3. HEX NUT (D) LOCK WASH 5. Assemble the f

See figure 15. 5. Reassemble the belt cover, making sure the new belt is over the engine pulley. 6. When tightening the castle nut, only tightt., enough to line up hole in bolt for cotter pin. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. Belt cover must pivot freely. See figure 15. 8 FIGURE 15 7. Set edger back on its wheels. Replace spark plug wire. OFF-SEASON STORAGE The following steps should be taken to prepare unit for storage. 1. Clean and lubricate unit thoroughly. 2. Refer to engine manual for correct e

If these items cannot be obtained locally, order by part number and size as shown or parts list. The engine is not under warranty by the edger manufacturer. If repairs or service is needed on the engine, please contact your nearest authorized engine service outlet. Check the “Yellow Pages" of your telephone book under “Engines — Gasoline.” Find It Fast In The Yellow Pages 11 PARTS; INFORMATION POWER EQUIPMENT PARTS AND SERVICE Parts and service are available through the authorized sjrvice

EDGER Model Numbers 245-596-000 24596S Thank you for purchasing an American-built product. J PRINTED IN U.S.A. FORM NO 770-4058 INDEX Safe Operation Practices Assembly Instructions . . Operation ........... Adjustments......... Lubrication.......... 4 Off-Season Storage. . . . 7 Troube Shooting Chart 7 Illustrated Parts...... 8 Replacement Parts List 3 Maintenance 8 9 9 10 11 Instructions given with this symbol are for personal safety. Be sure to follow therr. LIMITED WARRA

See figure 3. 3. Line up holes in handle with holes in frame. See figure 3. 4- Secure rear wheels (P) and lower handle (M) to frame with shoulder bolts (A), belleville washers (B) (cupped side of washer against the frame), lock washers (C) and hex nuts (D). See figure 3. FRONT WHEEL BELLEVILLE WASHER (B) LOCK WASHER (C) HEX NUT. (D) Assemble the front wheel (0) as shown in figure 4. Place shoulder bolt (A) through wheel, then belleville washer (B) (between wheel and frame, cupped side a